Sentence examples for restricts one from inspiring English sources

In other words, CH holds (in this formulation) when one restricts one's attention to closed sets of reals.

In addition, Maxwell's theory is based on a steady-state analysis, which restricts one from considering the more interesting time dependent thermal response of the nanofluid.

(The New York Times Company has urged the F.C.C. to repeal the regulation that restricts one company from owning a newspaper and a broadcast station in the same community).

Minimum age of employment regulation restricts one type of job, inducing substitution to other types of work.

A supposition also restricts one's claim to the case in which the antecedent is true.

(One example is breath play (erotic asphyxiation), which restricts one's supply of oxygen).

The promise of exploiting combinatorial synthesis for small molecule discovery remains unfulfilled due primarily to the "structure elucidation problem": the back-end mass spectrometric analysis that significantly restricts one-bead-one-compound (OBOC) library complexity.

This early essay emphasizes the importance of finding a (conceptual) "content" that one shares with one's interlocutor(s), and restricting one's conversation to this.

After introduction the specialist will colonize as many of these hosts as it can, spreading rapidly against all "predictions" based on its apparently restricted one host association.

Censorship will also become less effective as time goes on; When censors restrict one form of media, people will gravitate to another, less controlled, form.

"The reality is most countries do actually have laws restricting one point of speech or another..